今天游泳
游到头痛
累下...
机票终于搞定了^
接下来体检，visa，贷学金~
2星期里包括等下要看的monsters vs aliens
看了4部戏，好像不用钱酱
……
harrypotter 和 transformer 迟点又要出了~
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Saturday, May 30, 2009
今年forum惨况
- 627比赛，昨天529才拿稿
- 阅后感，没pantun，没做结尾，粗略估计整份稿最长不超过12分钟，没nisha时期高水准的字眼出现，fact严重不足，大多内容连我都可以在毫无准备没找资料状况下都能写出来...嗯...要帮他们看来也先要着手于稿
- 没人才，其中有个没印象他上过台竟能入选候补，傻眼
- 大肚侠加入搅局，要他们自己想点子，作文形式，华文写出来，翻译过去马来文，4篇作文再集合成总稿，想象得出阿Oon和其他老师无奈却不得频点头认同大侠的样，等同打出来的是废稿
- 消极，‘当去拿个经验，拿不拿奖没关系’
比起一开始的满腔热血，看到现在的惨况，无力……
老师没水准没经验，学校没人才又不会栽培，学生没热忱，还要加个人来乱，注定惨败...
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
推论
推论1
头太大就装下大大脑
大大脑就变得很会想
很会想就会想太多
想太多最后负面无畏的想法就一股脑涌入脑袋
负面无畏的想法间接让人恐惧
恐惧感最后演变成性格上的缺陷，弱点
也就是怕事和害怕承担责任
推论·心声2
打从一开始就穿着好学生乖学生优学生的外皮踏入中学
而好学生乖学生优学生这外皮带来了无形的绳束缚着行为
不能爆粗，不能靠烂成绩，不该这样，不该那样
怕事就导致乖乖跟从
这样的一个成绩好又乖的学生就给所有人一个虚幻的既定印象，也就是一定很有办事能力，很有领导能力，就凭这样一个“他成绩好”来下定论
选人办事，选人带头，选主席，选班长，第一个脑袋里pop出来的人选，不只一次了，就是我
偏偏怕事怕承担责任的我，硬是把责任们都推掉，不管是苦苦哀求，还是绞尽脑汁找个绝世好借口
最后就只愿意当个没啥东西做，只需对另外9个人负责的班长
不然这中学生涯一定多了图书馆主席，童军团主席两个头衔，或许还会因此衍生出高三主席
可是我好怕好怕，但其实也不知在怕个什么劲，就只想当个没有负担的好学生
唉...谁不想当个完美的人...
我也希望我是那种电影里文武双全而且还是什么学生会会长之类然后对自己充满自信的人
似乎又想太多了...
推论3
没自信让我常质疑自己，质疑自己的决定，质疑自己在朋友群中的地位和重量，甚至质疑自己的声音魅力，所以不喜欢一群人十几二十个去哪里玩还是什么的，因为人群众的我，声音帮不到我集聚焦点
所以，我更爱三几好友，喝茶也好，聊天也好，走太平湖也好，吃早餐也好，看电影也好
因为只有成为小猫仨俩的其中之一，我的setting才会自动调到-自在，聊得开，愉快
所以希望这些小猫，就算我们毕业了，我们少见面了，我们少联络了，我们之间还能保持那份能让我自动调到自在setting的氛围
因为要建立这么一段让人珍惜的友谊，不容易
以前看到什么‘友谊永固’‘惜缘’之类的东西总会不由自主打冷颤
现在，即将离别的我们，我才发现友谊，真的很难得
要维持，不容易，但我们得要这么做..
没错，这就是我。光鲜的贝壳里就装着腐朽--没自信，怕事，害怕承担责任，怕生，很会斗尴尬……（此下省略）
好羡慕有些人
天不怕，地不怕
敢做敢当
希望有一天我会是...
p/s 去台湾的事好烦啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊
头太大就装下大大脑
大大脑就变得很会想
很会想就会想太多
想太多最后负面无畏的想法就一股脑涌入脑袋
负面无畏的想法间接让人恐惧
恐惧感最后演变成性格上的缺陷，弱点
也就是怕事和害怕承担责任
推论·心声2
打从一开始就穿着好学生乖学生优学生的外皮踏入中学
而好学生乖学生优学生这外皮带来了无形的绳束缚着行为
不能爆粗，不能靠烂成绩，不该这样，不该那样
怕事就导致乖乖跟从
这样的一个成绩好又乖的学生就给所有人一个虚幻的既定印象，也就是一定很有办事能力，很有领导能力，就凭这样一个“他成绩好”来下定论
选人办事，选人带头，选主席，选班长，第一个脑袋里pop出来的人选，不只一次了，就是我
偏偏怕事怕承担责任的我，硬是把责任们都推掉，不管是苦苦哀求，还是绞尽脑汁找个绝世好借口
最后就只愿意当个没啥东西做，只需对另外9个人负责的班长
不然这中学生涯一定多了图书馆主席，童军团主席两个头衔，或许还会因此衍生出高三主席
可是我好怕好怕，但其实也不知在怕个什么劲，就只想当个没有负担的好学生
唉...谁不想当个完美的人...
我也希望我是那种电影里文武双全而且还是什么学生会会长之类然后对自己充满自信的人
似乎又想太多了...
推论3
没自信让我常质疑自己，质疑自己的决定，质疑自己在朋友群中的地位和重量，甚至质疑自己的声音魅力，所以不喜欢一群人十几二十个去哪里玩还是什么的，因为人群众的我，声音帮不到我集聚焦点
所以，我更爱三几好友，喝茶也好，聊天也好，走太平湖也好，吃早餐也好，看电影也好
因为只有成为小猫仨俩的其中之一，我的setting才会自动调到-自在，聊得开，愉快
所以希望这些小猫，就算我们毕业了，我们少见面了，我们少联络了，我们之间还能保持那份能让我自动调到自在setting的氛围
因为要建立这么一段让人珍惜的友谊，不容易
以前看到什么‘友谊永固’‘惜缘’之类的东西总会不由自主打冷颤
现在，即将离别的我们，我才发现友谊，真的很难得
要维持，不容易，但我们得要这么做..
没错，这就是我。光鲜的贝壳里就装着腐朽--没自信，怕事，害怕承担责任，怕生，很会斗尴尬……（此下省略）
好羡慕有些人
天不怕，地不怕
敢做敢当
希望有一天我会是...
p/s 去台湾的事好烦啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊
Sunday, May 24, 2009
戏院的博物院full了
鸡胸家俊请吃~
后来变四支
跟冰淇淋对看
ladies and gentlemen...
proudly present to you...
D Sim's son!!!
...(汗
十点
走人
这两星期该做了半年的运动量
昨天怪有毅力的
踩去rakanmuda体育场那绕一圈
再去前天第一次骑进去的bukitjanagolfclubresort
再来独自一人七点多骑上玩山水那
对脚车陡得厉害的斜坡和很考验我的耐力
还看到两个刚入芭摘完臭豆走着下来的马来人
骑到没路了
再痛快的沿着山路冲下来
过后还跑去看人家打排球
再慢慢踩回家去
再慢慢踩回家去
回到家整个累垮
今天
大早跟家人和阿姨游泳去~
里面设施确实改善了很多，尤其厕所
环境干净很多，感觉也比较舒服
只是怎么整条走廊就只有两张长凳
Thursday, May 21, 2009
练习挥杆场
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Friday, May 15, 2009
Thursday, May 14, 2009
今天我们环湖，太平湖
6点半起床，下着雨，还好之后停了
载弟去学校再去meet他们
没想到维那里塞车更严重，我早到了
等他们到了，就开始我们的环湖游~
照片 - http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2024261&id=1115104683&l=ae32af4f26
要更多跟我拿
载弟去学校再去meet他们
没想到维那里塞车更严重，我早到了
等他们到了，就开始我们的环湖游~
照片 - http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2024261&id=1115104683&l=ae32af4f26
要更多跟我拿
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Once
My rating : * * * * * * * * * *
街上偶然的相遇，因为音乐，他们走在了一起......
An unnamed, thirty-something Dublin busker (listed in the credits as "Guy," played by Glen Hansard) sings and plays guitar on Grafton Street, a Dublin shopping district. He struggles with the trials of performing on the street, including chasing after a heroin addict (Darren Healy) who attempts to steal his earnings. Lured by his music, an unnamed young Czech immigrant flower seller (listed in the credits as "Girl," played by Markéta Irglová) approaches him and, despite his annoyance, persists in questioning him about his songs. Delighted to learn that he also repairs vacuum cleaners in his father's shop, she insists that he fix her broken vacuum.
The next day she brings her Hoover by and parlays it into lunch together, whereupon she piques his interest by telling him that she is a musician, too. He asks to hear her play, so they visit a music store where she regularly plays piano. After teaching her one of his songs ("Falling Slowly"), which she quickly learns to play, they sing and play the song together, kindling a musical and potentially romantic connection. He invites her and her ailing vacuum back to his father's shop, and on the bus home musically answers her question as to what his songs are about: a long-time girlfriend who cheated on him, then left ("Broken Hearted Hoover Fixer Sucker Guy").
At the shop, he repairs her vacuum and she meets his father (Bill Hodnett), who seems indifferent to his son's musical talent. The Guy takes the Girl up to his room, but when he asks her to stay the night, she is insulted and leaves. The next day, he apologizes and they quickly patch things up, as over the course of a week they excitedly write, rehearse and record songs, and get to know each other. Songs continue to be performed in a real-world, diegetic fashion, often in their entirety, as when the Girl rehearses her lyrics for one of the Guy's songs (which she entitles "If You Want Me"), singing to herself while walking down the street, or when at a party, people perform impromptu (including "Gold," performed by a trio featuring guitarist Hansard singing harmony).
Their flirtation continues, but at the same time, he is thinking about and writing about ("Lies") his ex-girlfriend (Marcella Plunkett), who moved to London. The Girl encourages him to move there, win his girlfriend back and pursue his musical career. Invited home to dinner by the Girl, the Guy discovers that she has a toddler (Kate Haugh) and lives with her mother (Danuse Ktrestova). He soon decides that it is time to move to London, but he wants to make a high-quality demo of his songs to take with him and asks the Girl to record it with him. She takes the lead as they secure a bank loan—from a bank where the loan officer (Sean Miller) is a musical hobbyist—and reserve time at a professional studio.
On a romantic motorbike jaunt, she reveals, much to his consternation, that she is married, though her estranged husband is back in the Czech Republic. When Guy asks if she still loves her husband, she answers in Czech, "Miluju tebe",[7] but coyly declines to translate what she said. After recruiting a trio of musicians (Gerard Hendrick, Alaistair Foley, Hugh Walsh), they rehearse, then go into the studio to record. Their lack of experience shows, but they quickly impress the jaded studio engineer Eamon (Geoff Minogue) once they begin recording their first song ("When Your Mind's Made Up"). On a break in the wee hours of the morning, the Girl finds a piano in an empty studio and finally plays the Guy one of her own compositions ("The Hill"), which tells of romantic frustration. She breaks down before finishing the song and he responds by asking her to come with him to London, but is not prepared for the reality of her mother coming along to help with the baby.
Still, he is smitten. After the all-night session wraps up successfully, they walk home. Before they part ways, the Girl reveals that she spoke to her husband and he is coming to live with her in Dublin. The Guy asks her to spend his last night in Dublin with him; she says that it would only result in "hanky-panky," which is a "bad idea", but after the Guy's pestering she ultimately agrees to come over. In the end, she stands him up and he cannot find her to say goodbye before his flight. He plays the demo for his father, who, moved and impressed, gives him money to help him get settled in London. Before leaving for the airport, the Guy buys the Girl a piano and makes arrangements for its delivery, then calls his ex-girlfriend, who is happy about his imminent arrival. The Girl's husband (Senan Haugh) moves to Dublin and they reunite. But the final shots convey how the Girl and the Guy were deeply affected by their short time together.
The next day she brings her Hoover by and parlays it into lunch together, whereupon she piques his interest by telling him that she is a musician, too. He asks to hear her play, so they visit a music store where she regularly plays piano. After teaching her one of his songs ("Falling Slowly"), which she quickly learns to play, they sing and play the song together, kindling a musical and potentially romantic connection. He invites her and her ailing vacuum back to his father's shop, and on the bus home musically answers her question as to what his songs are about: a long-time girlfriend who cheated on him, then left ("Broken Hearted Hoover Fixer Sucker Guy").
At the shop, he repairs her vacuum and she meets his father (Bill Hodnett), who seems indifferent to his son's musical talent. The Guy takes the Girl up to his room, but when he asks her to stay the night, she is insulted and leaves. The next day, he apologizes and they quickly patch things up, as over the course of a week they excitedly write, rehearse and record songs, and get to know each other. Songs continue to be performed in a real-world, diegetic fashion, often in their entirety, as when the Girl rehearses her lyrics for one of the Guy's songs (which she entitles "If You Want Me"), singing to herself while walking down the street, or when at a party, people perform impromptu (including "Gold," performed by a trio featuring guitarist Hansard singing harmony).
Their flirtation continues, but at the same time, he is thinking about and writing about ("Lies") his ex-girlfriend (Marcella Plunkett), who moved to London. The Girl encourages him to move there, win his girlfriend back and pursue his musical career. Invited home to dinner by the Girl, the Guy discovers that she has a toddler (Kate Haugh) and lives with her mother (Danuse Ktrestova). He soon decides that it is time to move to London, but he wants to make a high-quality demo of his songs to take with him and asks the Girl to record it with him. She takes the lead as they secure a bank loan—from a bank where the loan officer (Sean Miller) is a musical hobbyist—and reserve time at a professional studio.
On a romantic motorbike jaunt, she reveals, much to his consternation, that she is married, though her estranged husband is back in the Czech Republic. When Guy asks if she still loves her husband, she answers in Czech, "Miluju tebe",[7] but coyly declines to translate what she said. After recruiting a trio of musicians (Gerard Hendrick, Alaistair Foley, Hugh Walsh), they rehearse, then go into the studio to record. Their lack of experience shows, but they quickly impress the jaded studio engineer Eamon (Geoff Minogue) once they begin recording their first song ("When Your Mind's Made Up"). On a break in the wee hours of the morning, the Girl finds a piano in an empty studio and finally plays the Guy one of her own compositions ("The Hill"), which tells of romantic frustration. She breaks down before finishing the song and he responds by asking her to come with him to London, but is not prepared for the reality of her mother coming along to help with the baby.
Still, he is smitten. After the all-night session wraps up successfully, they walk home. Before they part ways, the Girl reveals that she spoke to her husband and he is coming to live with her in Dublin. The Guy asks her to spend his last night in Dublin with him; she says that it would only result in "hanky-panky," which is a "bad idea", but after the Guy's pestering she ultimately agrees to come over. In the end, she stands him up and he cannot find her to say goodbye before his flight. He plays the demo for his father, who, moved and impressed, gives him money to help him get settled in London. Before leaving for the airport, the Guy buys the Girl a piano and makes arrangements for its delivery, then calls his ex-girlfriend, who is happy about his imminent arrival. The Girl's husband (Senan Haugh) moves to Dublin and they reunite. But the final shots convey how the Girl and the Guy were deeply affected by their short time together.
Steven Spielberg - "A little movie called Once gave me enough inspiration to last the rest of the year."
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